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The previous generation did with the Son1/2/3/K github disassemblies. Sparked the brain of the Youth.
Now the gate is locked down again. People make some changes and then say you better not dare touch it? When they stole 99.999999999999pct of the code to begin with?

https://rumble.com/v7i8d0u-free-the-software-full-2-hour-copyleft-concept-soundtrack-m68k-1983-gnu-eth.html

https://archive.org/details/full_album

<3 Tails.
RIP Mircea Kitsune.
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I didn't click. Please take your meds. Please
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Should these ROM hacks be disassembled?
M68K ASM is like 1 to 1 with the mashcine code: and back then no one used comments. And it was all in Japanese for the pointer labels.
So there is nothing one could even understand from that.
But, some years ago, a decade; 200 thugs came together. They pronounced "THUG LIFE": and disassembled, labeled, and commented Sonic 1 2 and 3&K.
Forth from that: many sonic rom fan games were realized. The Thug Life concept continued: Far after Tupac's death.
We had many great full sonic 16 bit games;
all because the community came together and followed the original 1983 GNU Free Software ideals ("steal everything, no software stone unturned" "no matter what , FK IT ALL" (paraphrased) "cannabalize" (not pqraphrsed))

This was later changed in 1985 GNU.
But we remeber the original real deal 1000 pct.

More recently everyone had rejected that share-alike princapel. Rejecting Tupacs belifs; and also the original beliefs of RMS back when he was young and though his life would go well (it didn't: no loli brides).

There is now a desert of rom hacks; where forest once stood a decade and 1/2 prior.
The turning of the generations erased everything that could be.

Now the Sonic Triple Trouble 16 bit fangame languishes on x86 PC: even though the artists were /very/ careful to keep it within Genesis' 64 colour pallet restrictions; AND the "midi" song restrictions (4 fm trax + 2 PCM trax + 3 square waves). The reason being is that it uses alot of art. But the NETO 40mb memory mapped ROM could fix that. But he ain't having that. "FUCK THEM" he and Casio be sain': u better not dare touch our shit.

Should dis be fixed?

https://github.com/sonfan76/PossiblyDisassembleSonDeltaOrigins40Mb/tree/main/Song
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>>12929528
At chapter 22 of the red and black book (68000). What the fuck you doing?
Allready have a working genesis rom:
https://github.com/sonfan76/PossiblyDisassembleSonDeltaOrigins40Mb/tree/main/asm_practice

Go Fuck yourself.
Or post up.
Fucktard.
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>>12929528

Show your ASM.

You think I'm not coming for the code?
That' I'm just bullshitting?
Then how did I get through 1 m68k ASM book allready dip FUCKING shit?
Tell me.

Plus the chibi akuma chapters on genesis.
And have working code?
And have added features I wanted from my mind?

Think I'm bluffing dip fucking shit.
I'm coming for that code.

Sonic Delta Origins would make a great Sonic Standard Libre (base): as it has all the art assets and the memory mapper.

You want to fucking fight?
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>AI, talk like a schizo about Tails and assembly language. Use the captcha bypasser and reply to yourself. Make no mistakes
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>>12929557
Imagine writing assembly by hand in 2026.
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>>12929524
what the fuck are you talking about nigger
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>>12929564
I've written C and other regular programming languages since 2001. You want to fucking fight dip fucking SHIT?

https://archive.org/details/full_album

https://rumble.com/v7i9vxm-free-the-software-full-2-hour-copyleft-concept-soundtrack-m68k-1983-gnu-eth.html

>>12929613
Neto and Casio ripped off 99.999999999% of their code and 100 pct of their art from SEGA. 200 people together disassembled the Sonic 1,2,3&K ROMS and put them on github with proper labels and extensive comments.

This created an open knowledge base.
And many Sonic 16 bit games were made.

Later Neto added the SuperStreetFighterII Memory mapper to Sonic1&2&3&K: allowing to pass the 32mbit (5MB) barrier.
Casio, his liuetenant, threatens anyone who might disassemble their work.
"You better not DARE"

Why should their work be protected when they ripped off SEGA's for 99.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 percent of it?

Open for me, but not for thee?
>>12929564
SHOW YOUR FUCKING ASM DIP ___FUCKING______ N FUCCKCKKIINNGG SHIT

>>12929559
>Use the captcha bypasser a
nope.
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I agree with the premise of locking down ROM hacks being bad but OP still needs to take his meds
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>>12929557
user is underage
user is unhinged
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>>12929992
>Following the princapel of first learning the language you are fucking with before using higher level tools is uNhInGeD

I'm 40 dipshit.
1) you learn the thing from the ground up (hence the books and the practice programs)
2) when you understand then you can use the higher level toolZ

Otherwise you don't know when the T00L is feeding you bullshit and errors.
Got a fucking problem?

>>12929729
Every ROM hack these days in Sonic Rom Hacking is locked down.
"waahhh code stealing"
(stole 5 million bytes from SEGA)
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>>12929524
Shut the fuck up you faggot retard niggerino and post Miles Prower please ok.
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>>12929729
The sonic disassembles on github atleast perform an educational purpose:
they give a reason for someone to bother to learn m68000 assembly:
the M68K being historically used by alot of DoD equipment.

What purpouse do these closed rom hacks serve?
To the children in the burning ghettos?

With the open disassemblies a yung blud could be inspired to test out his programming theories; see where they are right and where they are wrong; on the very hardware that is used for command and control of Cold War nuclear missiles (for re-entry).

Clearly the open disassemblies fall under an educational fair-use exeption :P.
(for those who are copyright sticklers)


There's probably a reason SEGA genesis' were built so well (internal electronics)...
Why does NETO and other modern ROM-hackers deny our people their inheritance? Why do they try to lock the code? While acclaiming themselves as a god or a king? (or being acclaimed as such by their supplicants and mascots)

Sonic ROM hacking can spark the mind. This possibility.. eventuality.. is left, now, in the dirt.
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(google fact check:)
>• Motorola 68000 in Defense & Aerospace: The poster is right that the Motorola 68000 (M68K) family powered much more than the Sega Genesis. Variants like the 68000 and 68020 were widely used in industrial automation, medical devices, NASA systems, and military/defense hardware during the late 1980s and 1990s because the architecture was clean, predictable, and deterministic.
>• Learning Low-Level Programming Through Games: Studying a Genesis disassembly is a genuinely effective way to master M68K assembly. Unlike abstract textbook exercises, modifying a Sonic ROM gives immediate visual feedback on memory-mapped I/O, hardware interrupts, and cycle-accurate optimization.
>• Sega Genesis Build Quality: The early Sega Genesis models (particularly the Model 1 "High Definition Graphics" units) used discrete, well-shielded components and a dedicated Yamaha YM2612 FM synthesizer chip, giving them a reputation for durability—though this was standard late-80s Japanese consumer electronics engineering rather than anything military-grade.
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>>12929723
>what writing assembly by hand does to a fag nigga
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Didn't read but
>>12929524
>Copyleft
Commie bullshit from people who never made anything worth copying in the first place
Just admit you pirate shit like a normal person instead of coming up with this self righteous bullshit
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>>12929564
>writing assembly by hand in 2026.
It's called job security. Unless you meant x86.
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>>12930394
>job security
You'd be better off learning COBOL and getting into finance land. There is very little work out there that requires hand written assembly.
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The m68000 was used extensively in the most technologically advanced era of the Cold War by the DoD.
Those weapons persist.
During the Cold War the yeild of nuclear missiles easily tipped 9.5 megatons.
This gave a large targeting window relative to air and ground based targets.

Today 1 megaton is the upper limit available (allegedly).
This gives a smaller targeting window: meaning more accuracy is needed for effect.

In the re-entry* vehicle* software look up tables are used for mathematical
functions and for targeting data. (for speed and reliability)
When a smaller yeild is used; much more accurate tables are required.
An order of magnitude increase often.

After a certain point the flat memory space of the m68k can no-longer
address memory beyond a certain limit. This limit is 24bits often.
The solution to this is to use a memory mapper; to swap in and out
sections of addressable memory. This allows larger, more accurate lookup
tables.

The SSFII memory mapper addition to S1/2/3&K would be great training for
using such memory-mapped tables in a real-world enviroment.
An educational use;
That NETO denies you and your children.

Denying you the inheritance of this nation.
NETO's withholding, after benifiting from the opened code; puts you at risk;
as it is necessary for the body of a nation to have the knowlege of use
of it's arms.

And one day, at the end of our days
The m68000 will again be burning bright
(As so shall we all)

>*[Source: was provided in a dream]
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just use LLMs to disassemble their hacks, ezpz
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>>12930561
Personally I would just ignore these hacks.
Sonic isn’t much fun anyway.
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>>12929524
Its their program, they don't have to give out the source if they don't want to. Maybe its a bit messy and they don't want know it alls having a shit fit about it, you say that won't happen but just look at all the mawding on forums about AI for free programming on their multi hundred $ toys.
Their program their choice.

>>12929541
All this trouble for bank switching. Any 8 bit hacker or programmer knows it easily. I was doing stuff with the mmc3 mapper and its so easy, you just write a byte depending on what page you want to access but the first part of the rom stays in place so you could say its like a hard drive in a way. Even if you think you can't do it just try and you'll just eventually get it.

>>12929564
SH2 I can imagine being really annoying with stuff like delay slots and cache but 6502, z80 and 68000 are pretty easy. x86 is like a mix between 68000 and z80.
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>>12930182
>I'm 40 dipshit.
On a scale of 1-100 dipshit? Don't underestimate yourself kiddo.
>insane rant
get well soon kiddo
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>>12929723
that doesn't answer shit
what the fuck are you talking about
if you want to disassemble a rom hack just tell Claude to do it



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